Mike Reno, lead singer Paul Dean, lead guitarist Scott Smith, bassist Doug Johnson, keyboardist Matt Frenette, drummer

Smith was declared dead from either existence misused bemused November 30, 2000). A todays line-higher includes "Spider" (previous member from either Streetheart) when a bassist.

Loverboy were easily known around Canada & a U.S. for rock hits like "Turn Me Loose", "Working For The Weekend", "Hot Girls In Love" &, a class action's greatest charting U.S. lone, "Lovin' Every Minute Of It". A latter, written by Robert "Mutt" Lange bears more than a passing resemblance to Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar On Me", co-written and produced by Lange.

Within 2005, Loverboy were one of the featured elastic on the Western version of Hit Me Baby One More Time. It performed on it episode "Working For The Weeked" & the cover song of "Hero" by Enrique Iglesias.

Discography
Loverboy (1980) #13 US Get Lucky (1981) #7 US Keep It Up (1983) #7 US ''Lovin' Every Minute Of It (1985) #13 US Wildside (1987) #42 US Big Ones (1989) #189 US Loverboy Classics (1994) Temperature's Rising (1994) Six (1997) Super Hits (1997) Live, Loud and Loose'' (2001)

Singles

"Turn Me Loose" (1981) #35 US "The Kid Is Hot Tonite" (1981) #55 US "Working For The Weekend" (1981) #29 US "When It's Over" (1982) #26 US "Hot Girls In Love" (1983) #11 US "Queen Of The Broken Hearts" (1983) #34 US "Lovin' Every Minute Of It" (1985) #9 US "Dangerous" (1985) #65 US "This Could Be The Night" (1986) #10 US "Lead A Double Life" (1986) #68 US "Heaven In Your Eyes" (1986) #12 US "Notorious" (1987) #38 US "Too Hot" (1989) #84 US